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A Commitment to Ship

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan Miller October 5, 2011 5 Comments

I never use to be a list-maker but somewhere along the lines I started keeping track of things I needed to do during a given day. Not because I was forgetting things regularly but when you spend most of your time in front of a screen – one task flows right into another, and it’s…

Size Vs Passion

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan Miller February 24, 2010 Leave a comment

Seth Godin had a great post about how a focus on good ideas will always have more value than a focus on getting more fans or followers. Reconciling size versus engagement is something that I know a lot of brands and individuals struggle with online. We all want to be important. We all want to…

Why I bought books from Gary V. & Chris Brogan – The Thank You Economy

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan Miller October 28, 2009 1 Comment

Some of the bigger guns in Social Media have taken a pit stop recently into the more traditional scene and published books on their areas of expertise. Chris Brogan and Julian Smith put out Trust Agents recently (my review of the book coming soon) and Gary Vaynerchuk just released Crush It (currently reading). Both have…

The 99% Recap – Seth Godin

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan Miller April 28, 2009 1 Comment

One of the main reasons I wanted to hit up The 99% was to see Seth Godin speak in person. Seth is the author of many great books on marketing including Purple Cow and most recently – Tribes. He also has one of the most successful blogs on the web and I’d highly recommend that…

The Ethics of the Ghost Tweet

Strictly BusinessBy Ryan Miller March 11, 2009 2 Comments

I’ve been reading a lot about how you can use social media to help manage your brand and was on a great conference call with Chris Brogan and Awareness Networks. Actually, if you want to check out the slides from the presentation hit them up here. A lot of the metrics I see and the…